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Session No. 238: T150. Progress in paleoecology: reconstructing life-history, behavior, physiology, and ecological interactions in the fossil record (Posters)

Session Chairs:
Sarah Leventhal | Department of Paleobiology, Maya Samuels-Fair | Department of Integrative Biology, Katherine Turk | Department of Paleobiology

Description:

This session highlights new methods for inferring non-morphological traits in fossil organisms, including metabolic, isotopic, quantitative, and phylogenetic approaches. These advances uncover how life-history, behavior, physiology, and ecological interactions have evolved in deep time.

Author Availability:

9:00 to 11:00 a.m.

Presentations

Booth No.	Paper No.	Title	Presenting Author	Action
232	238-1	Size matters: Investigating mechanisms behind body size trends in three species of Glycymerid bivalves from the Atlantic Coastal Plain	Ciara Carnes	View
233	238-2	Decreased mollusk predation in lower-productivity waters of the Caribbean side of the Isthmus of Panama	Rebecca DeKoster	View
234	238-3	Investigating the Paleoecology of Insects from Florissant, Colorado, Using Carbon Isotope Geochemistry	Emma Zuccotti	View
235	238-4	Exploring Body Size, Predation Pressure, and Shell Biomass in Central America’s Neogene Corbulidae Community Following the Formation of the Isthmus of Panama	Hannah McCoy	View
236	238-5	Costs of Cooperation? Testing Competitive Advantages of Division of Labor in Bryozoans	Parker Dayton	View

Progress in paleoecology: reconstructing life-history, behavior, physiology, and ecological interactions in the fossil record (Posters)

Description

Date and Time: Tuesday, 13 October - 9:00 AM (Mountain Time (US & Canada))

Room: CCC, Hall F

Session Type: Poster: Topical

Session Format: Poster

Author Availability: 9:00 to 11:00 a.m.

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